Problem with Vu+ zero

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olindo

Vu+ Newbie
I have problem with vu + zero.
Initially there was a problem with the ethernet connection.
I installed a wireless wi-fi usb and so through this I connected to the internet.
To fix the problem of not connecting to ethernet I tried to pass another image,
but trying two usb did not boot via usb to perform the installation
I know all the procedures for making a flash because I have gone through different images many times.
I also tried to flash the cfe 1.04 file used to fix the ethernet problem but without success
How can I fix this problem that I can not throw image via usb (as the only way).??
 
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Mick12334

Moderator
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http://www.vuplus.com/board/boardView.php?idx=21&pagenum=1
Have you checked which version of CFE your receiver currently has?
You do have the older VU+ Zero and not the newer VU+ Zero 4K?

You can only flash using a USB stick, keep trying different versions, I find the older, smaller, USB sticks work best. Always do a fresh FAT32, format, on your PC, before loading the vuplus folder.
 
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Mick12334

Moderator
You usually see it on boot up, after turning off your receiver, at the rear, and re-starting, it's very quickly displayed, as CFE v xxx, or on some receivers in the menu.
 
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olindo

Vu+ Newbie
I am not clear what you are saying, however, the problem is that the ethernet does not work and the software does not flash with usb
 
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Mick12334

Moderator
CFE is the bootloader, which is updated in the same way as an image.
How many different USB sticks have you tried? Many report success after trying a variety of USB sticks, or disconnecting everything else, including the coax cables, with only the power, and HDMI cable, connected.
 
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Mick12334

Moderator
Two? Some have had to try many more, to find one that works.
Don't forget to freshly format them first, on your PC, to FAT 32.
 
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olindo

Vu+ Newbie
I have two pieces at home, I have nowhere to find the others

then let someone tell me what usb has worked to go buy it of those sold in the market today
 
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Mick12334

Moderator
Just buy a cheap one, you don't need a large, newer, USB stick, but why not try borrowing one, from a friend, or family member, to try out first.
 
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_Gigino_

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